Skanktastic Irish Dancer

Thank you everyone for your thoughts and support in my post earlier. The discussion is still ongoing and we shall see where the future leads!

St. Patrick's Day is rapidly approaching so today I wanted to give you a little something risque lol.



The dancer is supposed to be a temptress who will lure the Lord of the Dance with her seductive ways. Hilarious in my opinion. So over the top. Tomorrow I will post some recipes for your very own St. Patrick's Day Tasty Nubbins!

Craft Time with McDancer

I saw a few different bloggers do this craft and I thought it would be great for a St.Patrick's Day wreath. Rebekah over at Life with the Edwards posted a tutorial back in February. Since so many others have done tutorials, I will give a cliff notes version for mine :)

I chose 4 fabrics from JoAnn's. I went with the pre cut squares they have in the quilting section because I have a terrible time choosing, so it narrowed my options down. I think if I did this again I would get 5, to just make it a little fuller. Wire hanger. Shamrock.

Bear wanted to help. I cut the fabric into long strips and then cut them in half. I formed the wire hanger into a wonky circle. {I would advise against using the ones that are covered in white plastic~ it makes it harder to bend and makes a mess. Learned the hard way lol} Then I cut the strips in half and tied them into knots around the wire. After they were all tied I fluffed it up and attached a shamrock decoration I got at JoAnn's.
And Voila!

Now I've got a fun St. Patrick's Day wreath :)

A Hilarious Misunderstanding

Father Ted is a hilarious comedy about a group of priest living on the fictional Craggy Island, exiled to the remote location for previous incidents.  This show, created for the BBC, is full of hilarious moments and here is one for you to enjoy :)

An Irish Blessing

Ok, so I didn't have time to get around to my awesome Irish post of the day that I previously promised {crap, I may be building this up too much} but I couldn't go without anything. The first time I saw this it moved me to tears. *Warning: It's kind of religious, but in the spirit of Lent I hope you don't mind. It's pretty scenery even if you ignore the message.